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Taylor Acoustic & Electric Guitars => Taylor Acoustic & Electric Guitars => Topic started by: Taylor224 on December 19, 2019, 12:52:31 AM
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I trolled older posts hoping to find an answer. As dumb as this sounds, I have a sound hole humidifier (Music Nomad) in the 214 (work guitar) damping nightly. I also have 3 Humidipaks, 1 under the headstock, and the double pouch by the neck. RH is stuck at 45. Not bad, I was hoping for 50-55. Is it possible the Humidipaks are “borrowing” from the Nomad sponge, kinda cancelling each other out so to speak.
Matt
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Yes, it is possible. Humidipaks (or the equivalent Boveda?)can be purchased in different RH amounts, yours could be 45? I have extended the life of packs in the past by using an oasis soundhole humidifier, either not depleting the humidipak as quickly or maybe actually recharging a little bit.
In any case, a 214 will be quite happy with 45%, and just keeping it humidified to any consistent level(in the safe range) will allow for a setup that works wherever the woods will settle at that level.
Now I look back on my late teens and 20’s and wonder how my guitars survived with no humidifiers in Maine, but they did.
I bet that 214 is bringing great joy to you and your coworkers, what a great idea.